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This video highlights the difference between supervised and unsupervised machine learning using hypothetical machine learning algorithms capable of processing visual data for the detection and differentiation of different types of craniosynostosis. From PRS 137 (5). Keywords: Special Topic; Artifical intelligence; Applications; Big data;

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Want to sort, search, and spot a specific video to watch by procedure, keyword, category or author? Download the Video Archive Navigator​ tool, and use Excel functionality to find and click through to the videos you want. The database is updated monthly with each new issue of PRS. Special thank you to Donald Lalonde, MD and Kaitlin Boehm, MD for creating and maintaining the Video Archive Navigator.

Video demonstrates Cadaver Dissection of the CML- Part two of the cadaver dissection summarizing the findings of a blunt balloon dissecting demonstrating a zone of fusion, between superficial and deep fascia of the chest. From "Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

Video demonstrates superior pedicle breast reduction, illustrating the anterior and posterior lamella of the Superficial Fascia System of the breast. From “Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy.” Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

Video demonstrates breast reduction, showing the superior portion of the Circum-mammary Ligament. From "Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

Video which demonstrates breast reduction, showing the infra-mammary fold portion of the Circum-mammary Ligament. From “Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy.” Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

Video which demonstrates breast reduction, showing the lateral portion of the Circum-mammary Ligament. From "Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

Video which demonstrates breast reduction, showing the medial portion of the Circum-mammary Ligament. From "Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

Video which demonstrates small breast reduction, illustrating the Anterior Lamella Annulus. From "Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

Video which demonstrates breast reduction, showing the Corpus Lamina at the infra-mammary fold. From "Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

In this video, Rod J. Rohrich, MD, Editor-in-Chief of "Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery" explores a how a new system of genome editing called CRISPR can transform the future of plastic surgery and medicine.

High definition liposuction has become an integral part of our technique for abdominoplasty, enhancing both abdominal contour and postoperative muscular definition. This video demonstrates safe methods to combine high definition liposuction with abdominoplasty as well as demonstrating a technique for neoumbilicoplasty, which provides a more consistent and natural umbilical shape in the postoperative result.

High definition liposuction is a procedure that not only allows the reduction of fatty deposits but provides the surgeon the ability to sculpt the torso and back to enhance individual muscle definition. The procedure requires a knowledge of muscular anatomy such that fat removal provides etching of muscular boundaries, and in conjunction with autologous volume addition, allows the creation of both muscular definition and overall artistic shaping in body contour surgery. This video demonstrates the preoperative analysis and intraoperative technique required to produce consistent results in high definition liposuction.

Video demonstrates Cadaver Dissection of the CML- Part two of the cadaver dissection summarizing the findings of a blunt balloon dissecting demonstrating a zone of fusion, between superficial and deep fascia of the chest. From "Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

Video demonstrates superior pedicle breast reduction, illustrating the anterior and posterior lamella of the Superficial Fascia System of the breast. From “Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy.” Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

Video which demonstrates breast reduction, showing the Corpus Lamina at the infra-mammary fold. From "Anatomy of the Superficial Fascia System of the Breast: A Comprehensive Theory of Breast Fascial Anatomy." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 -142 (5).

In this video, Rod J. Rohrich, MD, Editor-in-Chief of "Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery" explores a how a new system of genome editing called CRISPR can transform the future of plastic surgery and medicine.

High definition liposuction has become an integral part of our technique for abdominoplasty, enhancing both abdominal contour and postoperative muscular definition. This video demonstrates safe methods to combine high definition liposuction with abdominoplasty as well as demonstrating a technique for neoumbilicoplasty, which provides a more consistent and natural umbilical shape in the postoperative result.

High definition liposuction is a procedure that not only allows the reduction of fatty deposits but provides the surgeon the ability to sculpt the torso and back to enhance individual muscle definition. The procedure requires a knowledge of muscular anatomy such that fat removal provides etching of muscular boundaries, and in conjunction with autologous volume addition, allows the creation of both muscular definition and overall artistic shaping in body contour surgery. This video demonstrates the preoperative analysis and intraoperative technique required to produce consistent results in high definition liposuction.

Video demonstrates the migration of intramuscular fat in gluteal augmentation. Injections of pseudo-fat into the superficial fascia of the muscle migrated into the space deep in the muscle. From "Clinical Implications of Gluteal Fat Graft Migration - A Dynamic Anatomic Study." Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: November 2018 - 142(5).

In his open approach to a primary rhinoplasty patient with complex mid-vault and tip projection and shaping problems, Rod J. Rohrich, MD demonstrates how plastic surgeons can develop specific management pathways or algorithms for treating mid-vault problems, tip projection, and shaping issues in a methodical manner to obtain more consistent, good results in this complex procedure in plastic surgery.

In his open approach to a primary rhinoplasty patient with complex mid-vault and tip projection and shaping problems, Rod J. Rohrich, MD demonstrates how plastic surgeons can develop specific management pathways or algorithms for treating mid-vault problems, tip projection, and shaping issues in a methodical manner to obtain more consistent, good results in this complex procedure in plastic surgery.

In this surgery video, Dr. Mendieta demonstrates technical advances in gluteal augmentation with circumferential liposuction. The video reviews beginning the case, evaluating and marking the patient, and the surgeon’s operative technique. Part 2 of 2.

Dr. Wall lays out the basis for his concepts of Separation, Aspiration, and Fat Equalization (SAFE) and Expansion Vibration Lipofilling (EVL), describing how tissue equilibration forms the basis of SAFE. He describes specific advances and offshoots of SAFE concepts and how they are utilized in achieving better outcomes in aesthetic surgery of the breasts, body, face, and buttocks.

In this video the MACS-lift is presented as the cornerstone of our current concept of comprehensive facial rejuvenation. It effectively and safely treats the aging of the lower half of the face and the upper neck in the majority of aging men and women. The addition of microfat grafting to treat the age-related centrofacial deflation adds to the power and longevity of the rejuvenation, and also allows treatment of non-age-related features such as the tear trough and the nasolabial fold. To treat the category of patients with a more demanding neck laxity, platysmal bands and submental fat deposition we can add a subplatysmal fat resection via a submental incision, and/or a posterior subplatysmal neck plasty with posterior platysma suspension. All of these techniques are included in detail in this video, together with some theoretical considerations.

Technical advances have aided in both the precision of liposuction to contour the female silhouette as well as in the efficient grafting of the harvested fat to utilize in gluteal augmentation. The technical details of simultaneous separation tumescence (SST) and expansion vibration lipofilling (EVL) are delineated in this lecture. Considerations regarding consistency in postoperative result as well as patient safety are emphasized.

To artistically contour the female silhouette requires evaluation of regions benefiting from liposculpture as well as evaluation of areas of the torso and buttocks requiring volumetric augmentation to create shape utilizing autologous fat grafting. This video describes the preoperative evaluation and technical execution required to shape the female silhouette in conjunction with gluteal augmentation. Technical and safety considerations in performing this procedure are emphasized. Part 1 of 2.

To artistically contour the female silhouette requires evaluation of regions benefiting from liposculpture as well as evaluation of areas of the torso and buttocks requiring volumetric augmentation to create shape utilizing autologous fat grafting. This video describes the preoperative evaluation and technical execution required to shape the female silhouette in conjunction with gluteal augmentation. Technical and safety considerations in performing this procedure are emphasized. Part 2 of 2.

This lecture discusses long term results achieved from dual plane mastopexy augmentation. This video demonstrates the indications and surgical technique for performing sub glandular augmentation with mastopexy. Strategies to reduce complications and optimize cosmetic results will be discussed.

Subpectoral placement of implants and the use of textured implants, while having definite advantages, also have drawbacks which, on occasion, can be detrimental to the patient. This video describes the problems seen with these choices and alternatives that may be implemented to ameliorate these problems.

This video demonstrates the technique of combining upper and lower blepharoplasty with endoscopic brow lifting. Part 1 of 3.

The upper lid blepharoplasty preserves upper lid orbicularis oculi to maintain upper lid volume, while the lower blepharoplasty utilizes a transconjunctival approach to the lower lid fat in combination with a formal skin flap dissection to address concerns regarding treating lower eyelid skin. Shaping of the lower lid utilizing a lateral retinacular canthopexy as well as resuspension of the lower lid orbicularis oculi is demonstrated. The endoscopic brow lift is preformed via an optical cavity formed via a subperiosteal dissection accessed through a small incision in the lateral upper lid, followed by traditional subperiosteal endoscopic release of the forehead and temporal region. Brow elevation, accentuation of brow arching and brow fixation are performed utilizing an Endotine fixation device.

The tumescent facelift provides ease of dissection, improved visualization, and hemostasis. It is ideally suited for lipodissection (tunneling) and an extended SMAS dissection to adequately tighten the platysma and elevate the facial soft tissues. The video describes the technique through a series of interdependent maneuvers and details the subtle, but necessary, superior/anterior rotation of the SMAS in order to achieve an excellent outcome without midline platysma plication. Part 1 of 2.

The tumescent facelift provides ease of dissection, improved visualization, and hemostasis. It is ideally suited for lipodissection (tunneling) and an extended SMAS dissection to adequately tighten the platysma and elevate the facial soft tissues. The video describes the technique through a series of interdependent maneuvers and details the subtle, but necessary, superior/anterior rotation of the SMAS in order to achieve an excellent outcome without midline platysma plication. Part 2 of 2.

In a step-wise fashion, this video demonstrates the technical surgical sequence in performing a simultaneous Augmentation Mastopexy. This video demonstrates “pearls” to achieving longtime success safely. Part 1 of 2.

In a step-wise fashion, this video demonstrates the technical surgical sequence in performing a simultaneous Augmentation Mastopexy. This video demonstrates “pearls” to achieving longtime success safely. Part 2 of 2.

Video 4 demonstrates transection of a portion of the lateral crura to balance nasal tip deprojection and maintain tip rotation, as well as the low-to-low percutaneous lateral osteotomies. Also demonstrated are the placement of alar contour grafts, the medial crural footplate control suture, as well as closure and splinting techniques. From “Rhinoplasty Refinements: The Role of the Open Approach.” Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: October 2017 - 140 (4)

This video illustrates preoperative aesthetic analysis which formulates a surgical treatment plan that is patient specific. The operative demonstration focuses on the use of both SMAS plication techniques as well as an extended SMAS flap to reposition facial fat into the upper lateral cheek, restoring symmetrical cheek contour and providing for a natural-appearing youthful facial shape.
Part 1 of 3.
Baker Gordon Symposium on Cosmetic Surgery.
Keywords: Cosmetic; Face lift; Lipo filling; SMAS; Fat; Cheek

This video illustrates preoperative aesthetic analysis which formulates a surgical treatment plan that is patient specific. The operative demonstration focuses on the use of both SMAS plication techniques as well as an extended SMAS flap to reposition facial fat into the upper lateral cheek, restoring symmetrical cheek contour and providing for a natural-appearing youthful facial shape.
Part 2 of 3.
Baker Gordon Symposium on Cosmetic Surgery.
Keywords: Cosmetic; Face lift; Lipo filling; SMAS; Fat; Cheek

This video demonstrates the extended SMAS technique for facial rejuvenation. Pertinent anatomic considerations regarding both the subcutaneous facial fat compartments as well as subSMAS anatomy are described to ensure both safety and precision in restoring facial shape. Cervical contouring through anterior plastysmaplasty is demonstrated as is the use of autologous fat injection to the perioral and deep malar compartments. Part 3 of 3.

In this video, the technique of circumvertical mastopexy with the interlocking suture technique is presented for revisional augmentation mastopexy. The role of fat grafting to the breast is presented. Part 2 of 3. Keywords: Breast augmentation; Autologous fat graft; Trechnique;

This video demonstrates concepts in surgical rejuvenation of the aging face utilizing the Extended SMAS technique. Emphasis is placed on demonstrating anatomic concepts regarding the recognition of the facial fat compartments during subcutaneous dissection of the cheek, relevant anatomy pertinent to subsmas dissection, as well as technical concepts in platysmaplasty. The use of autologous fat injection to augment volume and blend aesthetic subunits is presented

This video is from the 34th Annual Baker and Gordon Symposium on Cosmetic Surgery in 2000. During this procedure, Dr. Jelks describes his approach to upper and lower blepharoplasty, including the transconjunctival approach to contouring lower lid fat. The anatomy and technical nuances of retinacular canthopexy are demonstrated.

This video demonstrates the technical details of abdominoplasty combined with correction of rectus diastasis and abdominal liposuction to improve abdominal wall contour. Refinements in incision planning and the technical execution of brachioplasty are also presented. Considerations regarding aesthetic treatment planning and methods to avoid complications in both of these procedures are discussed.

This video demonstrates the technical details of abdominoplasty combined with correction of rectus diastasis and abdominal liposuction to improve abdominal wall contour. Refinements in incision planning and the technical execution of brachioplasty are also presented. Considerations regarding aesthetic treatment planning and methods to avoid complications in both of these procedures are discussed.

This video demonstrates which demonstrates the clinical anatomy of the midface. From the PRS supplement, “Soft Tissue Fillers and Neuromodulators: International and Multidisciplinary Perspectives” (vol 136, issue 5s). The techniques presented in this supplement to Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery do not necessarily represent best practices or endorsed techniques of the Guest Editors, Editor-in-Chief, Editorial Board, American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) or Wolters Kluwer Health. The videos in this supplement are intended to provide multidisciplinary, international perspectives on how specific Soft Tissue Filler and Neuromodulator products are being used by board-certified plastic surgeons, dermatologists, facial plastic surgeons, and oculoplastic surgeons worldwide and may contain off-label uses in your region. It is recommended that these techniques only be administered by board-certified physicians who are core-trained in cosmetic medicine and according to the product labeling recommended by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Publication of these supplements does not constitute product or sponsor endorsement by Journal or ASPS. Keywords: Cosmetic; Anatomy; Midface; Injectables; Fillers;

This video demonstrates Dr. Wu’s Microbotox injection technique for the lower face and neck. Microbotox is the injection of multiple microdroplets of diluted OnabotulinumtoxinA into the dermis or the interface between the dermis and the superficial layer of facial muscles. The intention is to decrease sweat and sebaceous gland activity in order to improve skin texture and sheen as well as to target the superficial layer of muscles that find attachment to the undersurface of the dermis causing visible rhytids. From the PRS supplement, “Soft Tissue Fillers and Neuromodulators: International and Multidisciplinary Perspectives” (vol 136, issue 5s). The techniques presented in this supplement to Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery do not necessarily represent best practices or endorsed techniques of the Guest Editors, Editor-in-Chief, Editorial Board, American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) or Wolters Kluwer Health. The videos in this supplement are intended to provide multidisciplinary, international perspectives on how specific Soft Tissue Filler and Neuromodulator products are being used by board-certified plastic surgeons, dermatologists, facial plastic surgeons, and oculoplastic surgeons worldwide and may contain off-label uses in your region. It is recommended that these techniques only be administered by board-certified physicians who are core-trained in cosmetic medicine and according to the product labeling recommended by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Publication of these supplements does not constitute product or sponsor endorsement by Journal or ASPS. Keywords: Cosmetic; Injectable; Botox; Face; Neck; Technique;

This video demonstrates the clinical anatomy of the temporal region. From the PRS supplement, “Soft Tissue Fillers and Neuromodulators: International and Multidisciplinary Perspectives” (vol 136, issue 5s). The techniques presented in this supplement to Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery do not necessarily represent best practices or endorsed techniques of the Guest Editors, Editor-in-Chief, Editorial Board, American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) or Wolters Kluwer Health. The videos in this supplement are intended to provide multidisciplinary, international perspectives on how specific Soft Tissue Filler and Neuromodulator products are being used by board-certified plastic surgeons, dermatologists, facial plastic surgeons, and oculoplastic surgeons worldwide and may contain off-label uses in your region. It is recommended that these techniques only be administered by board-certified physicians who are core-trained in cosmetic medicine and according to the product labeling recommended by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Publication of these supplements does not constitute product or sponsor endorsement by Journal or ASPS.

This video demonstrates Dr. Arthur Swift’s personal “one up, one over” technique to treat signs of aging in the temple hollows. From the PRS supplement, “Soft Tissue Fillers and Neuromodulators: International and Multidisciplinary Perspectives” (vol 136, issue 5s). The techniques presented in this supplement to Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery do not necessarily represent best practices or endorsed techniques of the Guest Editors, Editor-in-Chief, Editorial Board, American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) or Wolters Kluwer Health. The videos in this supplement are intended to provide multidisciplinary, international perspectives on how specific Soft Tissue Filler and Neuromodulator products are being used by board-certified plastic surgeons, dermatologists, facial plastic surgeons, and oculoplastic surgeons worldwide and may contain off-label uses in your region. It is recommended that these techniques only be administered by board-certified physicians who are core-trained in cosmetic medicine and according to the product labeling recommended by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Publication of these supplements does not constitute product or sponsor endorsement by Journal or ASPS. Keywords: Cosmetic; Anaormy; Upper face; Injectables; Fillers; Forehead;

This video demonstrates highlights of facelift surgery including the use of tumescent infiltration, 500-700ccs of the face and neck, lipo-dissection (tunneling) of the neck for wide-undermining, and perforator preservation. The extended SMAS elevation typically avoids the need and is counterproductive to platysma plication. Finally, moderate volume fat grafting is critical for volume restoration and facial shaping. These procedures facilitate one another for an effective and efficient facelift.

This video demonstrates highlights of facelift surgery including the use of tumescent infiltration, 500-700ccs of the face and neck, lipo-dissection (tunneling) of the neck for wide-undermining, and perforator preservation. The extended SMAS elevation typically avoids the need and is counterproductive to platysma plication. Finally, moderate volume fat grafting is critical for volume restoration and facial shaping. These procedures facilitate one another for an effective and efficient facelift.

In December’s video from Rod J. Rohrich, MD, Editor-in-Chief of "Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery," discusses 2 articles dealing with breast deformities. The first study looked at the effects of Macromastia and Asymmetric breasts on the quality of life of adolescents. The second article investigates the benefits of shared preoperative evaluations in Macromastia patients. Volume 134, Issue 6.

Part 2 of 2. Short scar neck lifting is a procedure that focuses on restoring cervical contour, and is indicated in younger patients who present with platysma banding not associated with facial laxity. The procedure is performed through a postauricular incision in combination with a submental incision, and involves platysmaplasty, the precise contouring of cervical fat, as well as excision of excess cervical skin. This video will focus on both the preoperative analysis, as well as operative technique in performing neck lifting.

Part 1 of 4. This video demonstrates surgical correction of vertical bands on the anterior neck with muscle approximation and wedge resection of platysma below the level of suturing. A lateral platysma flap is created to enhance the jaw line and the SMAS is treated by transverse high plication

Part 2 of 4. This video demonstrates surgical correction of vertical bands on the anterior neck with muscle approximation and wedge resection of platysma below the level of suturing. A lateral platysma flap is created to enhance the jaw line and the SMAS is treated by transverse high plication

Part 3 of 4. This video demonstrates surgical correction of vertical bands on the anterior neck with muscle approximation and wedge resection of platysma below the level of suturing. A lateral platysma flap is created to enhance the jaw line and the SMAS is treated by transverse high plication

Part 1 of 4. This video describes Tonnard and Verpaele’s modern vision of facial rejuvenation: a routine quick and safe simple MACS-lift with 2 suspension sutures anchored to the deep temporal fascia, combined with actions undertaken in the central part of the face (augmentation blepharoplasty, fat grafting in the periorbital and perioral area including Sharp Needle Intradermal Fat grafting (SNIF) and nano fat grafting, Erbium resurfacing, lip lift, etc). This "Centrofacial Rejuvenation" is very powerful because it can change the emotional expression of a face, since this expression is essentially produced by the eyes and the mouth. This total facial rejuvenation allows the presenters to obtain very natural results within a reasonable time frame. Keywords: Cosmetic; Face lift; Rhytidectomy; Facial rejuvenation

Part 2 of 4. This video describes Tonnard and Verpaele’s modern vision of facial rejuvenation: a routine quick and safe simple MACS-lift with 2 suspension sutures anchored to the deep temporal fascia, combined with actions undertaken in the central part of the face (augmentation blepharoplasty, fat grafting in the periorbital and perioral area including Sharp Needle Intradermal Fat grafting (SNIF) and nano fat grafting, Erbium resurfacing, lip lift, etc). This "Centrofacial Rejuvenation" is very powerful because it can change the emotional expression of a face, since this expression is essentially produced by the eyes and the mouth. This total facial rejuvenation allows the presenters to obtain very natural results within a reasonable time frame. Keywords: Cosmetic; Face lift; Rhytidectomy; Facial rejuvenation

Part 3 of 4. This video describes Tonnard and Verpaele’s modern vision of facial rejuvenation: a routine quick and safe simple MACS-lift with 2 suspension sutures anchored to the deep temporal fascia, combined with actions undertaken in the central part of the face (augmentation blepharoplasty, fat grafting in the periorbital and perioral area including Sharp Needle Intradermal Fat grafting (SNIF) and nano fat grafting, Erbium resurfacing, lip lift, etc). This "Centrofacial Rejuvenation" is very powerful because it can change the emotional expression of a face, since this expression is essentially produced by the eyes and the mouth. This total facial rejuvenation allows the presenters to obtain very natural results within a reasonable time frame. Keywords: Cosmetic; Face lift; Rhytidectomy; Facial rejuvenation

Part 4 of 4. This video describes Tonnard and Verpaele’s modern vision of facial rejuvenation: a routine quick and safe simple MACS-lift with 2 suspension sutures anchored to the deep temporal fascia, combined with actions undertaken in the central part of the face (augmentation blepharoplasty, fat grafting in the periorbital and perioral area including Sharp Needle Intradermal Fat grafting (SNIF) and nano fat grafting, Erbium resurfacing, lip lift, etc). This "Centrofacial Rejuvenation" is very powerful because it can change the emotional expression of a face, since this expression is essentially produced by the eyes and the mouth. This total facial rejuvenation allows the presenters to obtain very natural results within a reasonable time frame. Keywords: Cosmetic; Face lift; Rhytidectomy; Facial rejuvenation

Part 1 of 2. This video presents a vertical reduction technique that uses a superior pedicle. This procedure is well suited to small to moderate size reductions. Marking, resection, closure, and NAC placement concepts are illustrated.

Part 2 of 2. This video presents a vertical reduction technique that uses a superior pedicle. This procedure is well suited to small to moderate size reductions. Marking, resection, closure, and NAC placement concepts are illustrated.

Part 2 (of 3) of a video that demonstrates the Extended SMAS technique in facial rejuvenation as well as utilizing the submental approach to anterior plastymaplasty. Facial subcutaneous anatomy delineating the fat compartments of the cheek during subcutaneous undermining is demonstrated, as well as the relationship of the transition between fat compartments and the location of the retaining ligaments. Relevant anatomy to provide safety during subsmas dissection of the cheek is emphasized.
Baker Gordon Symposium on Cosmetic Surgery. Keywords: Cosmetic; Rhytidectomy; Face lift; Extended SMAS

This primary rhinoplasty done via an open approach demonstrates the component dorsal reduction approach to rhinoplasty and it exemplifies the use and role of invisible grafts such as a columellar strut graft to reshape the nasal tip area. Non-destructive suture techniques are used to reshape and refine the nasal tip. Alar contour grafts are used to prevent long term alar rim collapse in the primary open rhinoplasty patient. All these techniques can be used in most primary rhinoplasty patients with excellent reproducible outcomes.
Baker Gordon Symposium on Cosmetic Surgery. Keywords: Cosmetic; Rhinoplasty; Primary; Grafts